Montserrat
2 articlesThe relationship between Montserrat and Eastern Caribbean dollar (XCD) defines the jurisdiction’s role as a British overseas territory in the Eastern Caribbean. The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank manages the common currency and regional monetary policy for participating states and territories. Participation in the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union links it to the Eastern Caribbean dollar and regional issuance by the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank. Its monetary identity comes from membership in a regional currency system, which must be distinguished from a domestic currency issued by one national bank.
Solomon Islands and Eastern Caribbean Launch New Banknotes in 2026
The Solomon Islands marks its 50th anniversary with a limited-edition $50 polymer note, while the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union unveils a new series featuring national heroes and updated security features
New Coins Mark French Art, Caribbean Wildlife, and Racing Milestones
Commemorative coins released in France, Montserrat, New Zealand, and the UK highlight national heritage, wildlife, beekeeping history, and a century of British Grand Prix racing, offering collectors new designs and stories